WHAC Range no more! :(

[CHA-LEE]

Clear Creek Sportsman's Club and Ben Lomond Gun Club do not have excessive restrictions. Maybe those clubs would be a better option for some people who prefer to do dynamic shooting? Granted, neither of these clubs are close to anyone in the northern Denver area, but you can at least practice the way you want to. I am a member at both of these ranges for this exact reason. It may take me a while to drive there, but when I get there I can practice whatever I want to. Obviously safety is paramount and I wouldn't have a problem going through a safety class or review to prove that I can practice the way I want to safely.

[Caithford]

Clear Creek Sportsman's Club and Ben Lomond Gun Club do not have excessive restrictions. Maybe those clubs would be a better option for some people who prefer to do dynamic shooting? Granted, neither of these clubs are close to anyone in the northern Denver area, but you can at least practice the way you want to. I am a member at both of these ranges for this exact reason. It may take me a while to drive there, but when I get there I can practice whatever I want to. Obviously safety is paramount and I wouldn't have a problem going through a safety class or review to prove that I can practice the way I want to safely.

When I last checked Clear Creek wasn't accepting any more non-residents. You have to be a resident of Clear Creek County to apply.

I wasn't sure about Ramah. I know CRC is still accepting members, but who knows for how much longer?

[Superorb]

Has anyone been to the public range outside Keystone? I know it's far too but I'd rather drive through the mountains than a straight line for an hour and a half.

[MarkCO]

Clear Creek is currently about a 3 year wait for out of county applicants.

[CHA-LEE]

I know there is still membership available at Ben Lomond. It was really close to capacity the last club meeting I went to though. With all of the crazy gun buying going on right now every single range has had a surge in membership applications.

Clear Creek being a multi year wait to get in is nothing new. I had to wait 2 years myself to get in and I have been a member for over three years now. Put your name on the list now so the clock starts ticking now.

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

Sorry guys I've been buisy but here's the story. Me and my brother go down to whac to shoot but when we get there there's a fucking white expedition parked in front of the gate so we went through the side gate. When we get there there was one shooter that had his chrono set up and a couple of long range sticks and there are two jerk offs harrasing him saying he's not allowed to shoot here anymore and this is when we walk up and I get the story and they claim they have a bullet that went through there kitchen window and they just bought the house. So I tell them they are tresspassing and as they leave they say if they hear another shot they will call the sheriff. So the first thing I did was call Cy and he gets there in 5 mins and he was pissed and says go ahead a start shooting and he stayed for a couple of hours just incase the sheriff came or the complainer (never did). Also my brother was looking at the house that we are guessing this douche bag bought and it is not even behind the range it is pretty much behind the oil well that is to the right of the range about 1.5 miles away so I find it verry hard to believe that one of our bullets found is way there

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

Here's a a couple screen shots of the house

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

[cstone]

Did anyone ever produce the spent bullet?

I know this is now a county issue, and the Adams County Sheriff is not particularly helpful, but it would seem to be a matter of evidence. The homeowner has it and gave it to the SO, or the SO couldn't find any evidence. To point at a broken window and claim that an errant bullet travelled more than a mile, over a hill, and found their house without producing the bullet stretches the imagination.

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

They never produced a bullet